Property Book and Inventory Analyst

A2 Federal; Augusta (GA); Sur place; USD 52 000 - 76 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

A2 Federal is seeking a detail-oriented professional to manage inventories and property book documentation for Scalable GEOINT in Augusta, GA. The role ensures accountability of equipment, tracked by location and serial numbers, and oversees disposal of end-of-life items through the Army supply system.

The incumbent will prepare the quarterly Accountable Property Report and analyze data processing issues to improve systems, workflows, and software solutions, supporting efficient operations and

Responsabilités

• Maintain accountability of Scalable GEOINT assigned equipment; track IT equipment by location and serial number.
• Dispose of end-of-life or non-functional equipment through the Army supply system.
• Prepare the Accountable Property Report, due on the 20th day of the month each quarter.
• Analyze data processing problems to implement and improve systems; analyze user requirements, procedures, and problems to automate or improve existing systems.
• Review system capabilities, workflow, and scheduling limitations; analyze or recommend commercially available software.

Description du poste

Manages inventories and property book documentation for Scalable GEOINT. Maintains accountability of assigned equipment, tracked by location and serial number, and disposes of end-of-life or non-functional equipment through the Army supply system. Supports the quarterly Accountable Property Report.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Maintain accountability of Scalable GEOINT assigned equipment; track IT equipment by location and serial number.
• Dispose of end-of-life or non-functional equipment through the Army supply system.
• Prepare the Accountable Property Report,due on the 20th day of the month each quarter.
• Analyze data processing problems to implement and improve systems; analyze user requirements, procedures, and problems to automate or improve existing systems.
• Review system capabilities, workflow, and scheduling limitations; analyze or recommend commercially available software.